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Old 08-09-2011, 12:20 PM   #19
matthew20061
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Re: How To Video, LSx Wiring Swap Harness, 99-02 Truck Harness: 4 Wire Hookup

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Originally Posted by mcbassin View Post
Very nice video. Thank you for taking the time to make the series. I was just thinking you guys made it look super easy. Here is what I am starting with and didn't have a clue where to start.

So after reading on which wires "should" be on seperate circuits? I don't mind adding a fuse box.
Thanks! Ya about the power wires, you will end up with a ton of 12V+ Pink wires, on my hack I connected them all to one big wire and fused it (not the right way). What I would do next time is separate them out and figure out which ones power all the coils, maf, o2's and such. Then make each on its own fuse of split them up so coils and maf are on one and o2's and other things are on the other. Once you get the harness stripped down it starts to get pretty simple and you just need to trace wires and look at the diagrams.
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